The Steelers' defense came into Sunday's matchup with the Bengals allowing the fewest passing yards at 153.5 per game. That average improved to just 147 yards after they yielded a net of only 108 passing yards to the Bengals in their 29-14 victory.
Which is remarkable considering that Cincinnati gained 106 of those yards in the first half.
Yes, your math is right if you just realized the Steelers only allowed 2 passing yards in a second half while they defended the lead the entire time.
We go into the film room to show you just how they put together another strong performance:
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